British army officer casualties 2

1808 to 1814

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Lists of British officers wounded and killed in the Peninsula

Surnames C to E

Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Cadogan,
71st Foot, killed at Vittoria, 21st June 1813.

Captain Daniel Cadoux,
95th Foot, killed at Vera, 1st September 1813.

Lieutenant Allan Billingham Cairnes,
34th Foot, died of fever at Cambo, France, 19th January 1814.

Lieutenant James Calder, 79th Foot, died 25th July 1812

Lieutenant Duncan Cameron, 79th Foot, killed at Toulouse, 10th April 1814

Captain Ewen Cameron, 43rd Foot, killed at Coa, 24th July 1810

Ensign Ewen Cameron, 79th Foot, wounded at Toulouse, 10th April. died 11th April 1814

Captain John Cameron, 1st Foot, killed at the siege of San Sebastian, 7-27th July 1813

Captain John Cameron, 79th Foot, killed at Toulouse, 10th April 1814

Lieutenant-Colonel Philip Cameron, 79th Foot, wounded at Fuentes de Onoro, 5th May 1811. died 13th May at Villa Formosa.

2nd Lieutenant Alexander Campbell, 2/95th Foot, killed at Vera, 7th October 1813

Lieutenant-Colonel Allan William Campbell, 74th Foot, wounded in the Pyrenees, 25-28th July 1813. died 9th October 1813.

Major Archibald Argyle Campbell, 42nd Foot, died in Plymouth of wounds 'received in Spain', 27th January 1809

Captain Duncan Campbell, 1/42nd Foot, wounded at Corunna, 16th January 1809. died 18th January.

Lieutenant James Campbell, 94th Foot, killed in the Pyrenees, 31st July 1813.

Ensign John Campbell, 47th Foot, killed during the storming of San Sebastian, 31st August 1813

Lieutenant Leckie Campbell, 3/95th Foot, killed at Vittoria, 21st June 1813

Lieutenant William Campbell, 1/71st Foot, killed at Nive, 13th December 1813

Captain Robert Candler, 50th Foot, killed in the capture of Fort Napoleon, near Almaraz, 19th May 1812. Aged 34. From Colchester.

Lieutenant Thomas Capel, 1/43rd Foot, killed at Nivelle, 7-10th November 1813

Lieutenant Robert Carew, 18th Light Dragoons, killed at Vittoria, 21st June 1813

Lieutenant Robert Carlisle, 1/38th Foot, killed at the siege of San Sebastian, 7-27th July 1813

Lieutenant Alexander Carroll, 1/82nd Foot, killed at Vittoria, 21st June 1813

Captain John Carroll, 1/28th Foot, wounded 18th March 1814, died in France, 7th April 1814

Lieutenant William Henry Carroll, 4th Foot, killed in the storming of San Sebastian, 31st August 1813

Lieutenant Arthur Cary, 3/95th Foot, killed in the storming of Badajoz, 6th April 1812

Lieutenant Thomas Castle, 34th Foot, killed at Albuera, 16th May 1811

Lieutenant John Chadwick, 1/9th Foot, died of wounds at the siege of San Sebastian, 29th August 1813

Ensign William Chadwick, 3rd Foot, killed at Albuera, 16th May 1811

Lieutenant Andrew Chauner, 1/61st Foot, killed at Salamanca, 22nd July 1812

Lieutenant Lawrence Chevers, 1/26th Foot, killed 'in Spain', 1809 (?)

Lieutenant Charles M. Chilcot, 48th Foot, killed at the storming of Badajoz, 6th April 1812

Captain William Francis Cholwich, 1/7th Foot, killed at the storming of Badajoz, 6th April 1812

Lieutenant Samuel Clarke, 3/1st Foot, killed at the siege of San Sebastian, 7-27th July 1813

Captain William Henry Clitherow, 3rd Foot Guards, wounded 15th February 1814. died of wounds.

Lieutenant Alexander Coane, 95th Foot, wounded at Coa, 24th July 1810. died 14th February 1812 in Lisbon.

Major Edward Charles Cocks, 16th Light Dragoons, killed at the siege of Burgos, 8th October 1812.

Lieutenant-Colonel James R. Coghlan, 1/61st Foot, killed at Toulouse, 10th April 1814.

Lieutenant-Colonel W. George Collier -1st Coldstream Guards, wounded at Bayonne, 14th April 1814. died 10th May.

Captain Bassett Collins, 74th Foot, killed at the siege of Badajoz, 26th March 1812

Lieutenant George Trelawny Collins, killed at the storming of Badajoz, 6th April 1812.

Lieutenant-Colonel Richard Collins, 83rd Foot, died at Gouves, Portugal, 18th February 1813.

Captain George Collyer, Royal Engineers, killed in the storming of San Sebastian, 31st August 1813

Captain Archibald Colqhoun, 40th Foot, died 19th August 1812

Captain George Colquhoun, 2nd Foot, killed in the siege of the Forts at Salamanca, 18-24th June 1812

Lieutenant-Colonel John Scope Colquitt, 1st Foot Guards, wounded at Barossa, 5th March 1811. died at Seville, 4th September 1812

Ensign William Henry Commerell, 1st Foot Guards, killed at Barossa, 5th March 1811

Lieutenant John J. Connell, Royal Artillery, killed in the trenches at Badajoz, 28th March 1812

Lieutenant William Shewbridge Connor, 7th Foot, wounded 31st August 1813, died 25th November 1813. Served with the 8th Portuguese Regiment.

Captain Walter C. Cooksey, 79th Foot, killed at Villa del Ponte, 11th January 1811.

Ensign George Parker Cookson, killed at Fuentes de Onoro, 5th May 1811

Captain Arthur Gethin Coote, 1/50th Foot, killed at Vimeiro, 21st August 1808

Lieutenant Edward Cotton, died of wounds at Badajoz, 8th April 1812

Lieutenant John Cotton, 10th Light Dragoons, killed at Morales, 2nd June 1813.
Aged 18.

Captain Thomas D'Avenant Cotton, 7th Foot, wounded at Anhoue, Nivelle, 10th November 1813. died 13th November.

Ensign William Coulter, 2/66th Foot, killed at Albuera, 16th May 1811

Lieutenant John Cowsell, 1/71st Foot, killed at Fuentes de Onoro, 3rd May 1811

Captain Jeremiah Crampton, 1/95th Foot, wounded at Badajoz, 6th April 1812. died at Ciudad Rodrigo, 18th September 1812.

Major-General Robert Crauford, 2nd Dragoon Guards, wounded at Ciudad Rodrigo, 19th January 1812. died 24th January.

Major Henry Crauford, 9th Foot, killed in the storming of San Sebastian, 31st August 1813

Lieutenant Charles Crawford, 27th Foot, died of wounds in the Pyrenees, 26th July 1813

Lieutenant George Douglas Crawfurd, 91st Foot, died 31st August 1813.

Volunteer John Crawston, 3/27th Foot, killed in the storming of San Sebastian, 31st August 1813

Captain Jasper Creagh, 1/95th Foot, killed at Coa, 24th July 1810

Lieutenant John Creighton, 1/43rd Foot, wounded March/April 1811. died 12th May 1811

Major George Champion Crespigny, 68th Foot, killed in the Pyrenees, 30th July 1813

Captain William George Crofton, 1st Coldstream Guards, killed near Bayonne, 14th April 1814.

Ensign James Cromie, 1/36th Foot, killed at Toulouse, 10th April 1814

Lieutenant Christopher Croudace, 95th Foot, killed in the storming of Badajoz, 6th April 1812

Captain Arnet Charles de Cueille, Chasseurs Britanniques, wounded at Orthes, 27th February 1814. died 8th March 1814.

Ensign Cullen, 1/42nd Foot, killed in the siege of Burgos, 20-26th September 1812

Lieutenant William G. Cummins, 83rd Foot, killed at Auboa, 8th October 1813.

Captain James Hunter, 1/52nd Foot, killed at Vittoria, 21st June 1813

Captain Robert Cuthbert, 7th Foot, died of wounds at Badajoz, 19th March 1812

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Lieutenant William Dahman, 83rd Foot, killed at Talavera, 28th July 1809

Lieutenant John William von Dalmann, 5/60th Foot, killed in the Pyrenees, 25th July 1811

Captain Robert Dalrymple, 3rd Foot Guards, killed at Talavera, 28th July 1809

Lieutenant Martin Dane, 4th Foot, wounded in the storming of Badajoz, 6th April 1812. died (?)

Captain Sinclair Davidson, 1/79th Foot, wounded at Fuentes de Onoro, 5th May 1811. died 7th May.

Lieutenant James Davison, 3/27th Foot, killed at Salamanca, 18th July 1812

Captain Henry Dawson, 1/52nd Foot, killed near the River Huerta, 17th November 1812.

Ensign Robert Dawson, 45th Foot, killed at Rolica, 17th August 1808

Lieutenant John Day, 2/34th Foot, wounded in the Pyrenees, 25th July 1813. captured and died of wounds soon after.

Lieutenant Anthony Francis de Breunig, York Light Infantry Volunteers, killed in the storming of Badajoz, 6th April 1812.

Lieutenant William Deighton, 1/50th Foot, killed in the Pyrenees, 25th July 1813.

Ensign Nicholas Delacherois, 47th Foot, killed at Barossa, 5th March 1811

Ensign F. Delatre, Regiment of Dillon, killed in the capture of Fort St. Phillippe, Tarragona, 3-7th June 1813

Ensign John Delmar, 1/28th Foot, killed in the Pyrenees, 25th July 1813

Lieutenant Edward De Salaberry, Royal Engineers, killed in the storming of Badajoz, 6th April 1812

Major William Despard, 7th Foot, wounded in the Pyrenees, 28th July 1813. died 16th August at Vittoria.

Lieutenant J. A. Devonish, 53rd Foot, died of wounds in the siege of the Forts at Salamanca, 24th June 1812

Captain Frederick J. Dickens, 12th Light Dragoons, killed at Salamanca, 22nd July 1812

Captain Sebastain Dickinson, Royal Engineers, killed in the trenches at Badajoz, 8-15th May 1811

Captain Robert Digby, 2/81st Foot, killed 16th January 1809

Captain Thomas A. Diggle, 3/95th Foot, killed in the storming of Badajoz, 6th April 1812

Ensign Samuel Dinwoody, 2nd Foot, killed at Salamanca, 22nd July 1812

Lieutenant Robert Brown Dobbin, 2/66th Foot, wounded at Nivelle, 10th November 1813. died 10th December.

Captain Jospeh Dobbs, 52nd Foot, killed in the storming of Ciudad Rodrigo, 19th January 1812

Ensign Alexander Dobbyns, killed at Nivelle, November 1813

Lieutenant Robert Dodd, 51st Foot, wounded 31st August 1813, died 13th September.

Captain Daniel Donahue, 44th Foot, wounded at Orthes, 27th February 1814. died of wounds

Lieutenant Daniel Donavan, 1/11th Foot, wounded at Salamaca, 22nd July 1812. died 22nd August

Lieutenant Robert Donkin, 82nd Foot, killed at Vimeiro, 21st August 1808

Captain Charles Aytone Douglas, 51st Foot, killed near Lezaca, in the Pyrenees, 31st August 1813.

Captain John Graham Douglas, 1/52nd Foot, wounded at Nive, 10th December 1813. died 23rd December.

Ensign William Dowman, 97th Foot, wounded at Badajoz, losing an arm, 10th May 1811. died 4th June.

Major James Downing, 61st Foot, wounded at Salamanca, 22nd July 1812. died 13th August.

Captain William Dowson, 6th Inniskellen Dragoons, wounded at Salamanca, 22nd July 1812. died in Liverpool. Aged 27.

2nd Lieutenant John Doyle, 2/95th Foot, killed at Tarbes, Nivelle, 10th November 1813.

Lieutenant Francis Drew, 48th Foot, killed at Albuera, 16th May 1811

Lieutenant-Colonel George Duncan Drummond, 24th Foot, died 8th September 1811, in Portugal.

Captain Saumarez Dubourdieu, Royal Artillery, wounded at the siege of San Sebastian, 7-27th July 1813. died 22nd July.

Lieutenant-Colonel George Henry Duckworth, 1/48th Foot, killed at Albuera, 16th May 1811.

Lieutenant Alexander Duff, 1/71st Foot, killed in the Pyrenees, 25th July 1813

Lieutenant William Duguid, 29th Foot, killed at Albuera, 16th May 1811

Major Alexander Duncan, Royal Artillery, killed by an explosion at Seville, 29th September 1812

Captain John Duncan, 2/95th Foot, killed at Tarbes, 20th March 1814

Lieutenant William Dunkley, 11th Foot, killed at Toulouse, 10th April 1814

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Captain John P. Elige,
Royal Artillery, killed at the siege of the Forts at Salamanca, 18-24th June 1812

Ensign Henry Elwin,
2/44th Foot, wounded near Villa Muriel, 25th September 1812. died 14th November at Ciudad Rodrigo.

Volunteer Enright,
1/94th Foot, killed at Vittoria, 21st June 1813.

Captain Gasper Erck,
7th Foot, killed at Albuera, 16th May 1811

Captain Alexander Eustace,
20th Light Dragoons, wounded at Vimeiro, 21st August 1808. Died at Lisbon, 15th January 1809.

Ensign Edward Evans,
38th Foot, killed in the storming of Badajoz, 6th April 1812.

Captain John Evans,
24th Foot, wounded at Talavera, 28th July 1809. died 31st July.

Lieutenant Walter Ewart,
36th Foot, wounded at Salamanca, 22nd April 1812. Died 27th July.

Lieutenant Daniel Ewing,
74th Foot, wounded at Orthes, 27th February 1814. Died 2nd March.

Ensign Gervase Anthony Eyre,
1st Foot Guards, killed at Barossa, 5th March 1811.

Source: 'A History of the Peninsula War, Vol. VIII by John Hall.